Rusty's Real Deal Baseball pitches Nintendo's take on 3DS free-to-play next week
Rusty's Real Deal Baseball, a F2P game that lets you get discounts on its assorted mini-games by performing errands for the shopkeep, will hit 3DS next week.
Nintendo is dipping its toe in the free-to-play market, first with Steel Diver: Sub Wars and soon with Rusty's Real Deal Baseball. Nintendo has announced that the F2P baseball mini-game collection will hit the 3DS eShop next week, on April 3.
Nintendo announced the release date via Twitter. As previously reported, it takes a fairly unique approach to the F2P model. The base cost will be $4 if you just want to buy one of the mini-games directly, but doing small tasks for Rusty the shopkeep will get you discounts that apply to the actual cost of the game.
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replySteve Watts posted a new article, Rusty's Real Deal Baseball pitches Nintendo's take on 3DS free-to-play next week.
Rusty's Real Deal Baseball, a F2P game that lets you get discounts on its assorted mini-games by performing errands for the shopkeep, will hit 3DS next week.-
Is that the sketchy rabbit character that was doing those eShop promos last year? I remember Jeff Gerstmann talking about some rabbit character that was acting like a used car salesman, offering a "sweet deal, just for you, and nobody else!", or something like that.
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